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Dragons: Rise of Berk, by Ludia, lets you build your own version of Berk. But now you have to defend it from raiders! The newest update introduces a combat mode where you can use your dragons to defend the town and rescue other dragons. Assist your fighting dragon with your catapult and check out your stored dragons in the new Dragon Hangar.

The island is covered in a fresh fall of snow for the holidays and you'll be able to find collection objects and treasure chests. Give them to Trader Johann for rewards. You might even get an exotic dragon in the exchange! The update also brings you a ton of new dragons, including some that are holiday themed and some from the films like Thunderpede, Grapple Grounder, Sliquifier, and more.

You can find all the new and exciting additions in Dragons: Rise of Berk for free on the App Store.

The Flintstones : Bring Back Bedrock, by Ludia, is now available on the app store. Meteors have destroyed the Town of Bedrock and it is up to you to rebuild. And there are a ton of classic characters to play with while you do: Fred, Wilma, Barney, Betty, Bamm-Bamm, Pebbles, Hoppy, Dino, and Baby-Puss.

As in the cartoon, all of the technology in Bedrock City is dinosaur based. You can collect over 100 of these "Gizmosaurs," from the Mammoth Vacuum to the Pterodactyl Jackhammer, along with a huge amount of items that you can use to customize the city. The Flintstones : Bring Back Bedrock will also let you visit your friends' cities and check out their progress.

“We are very pleased to be partnering with Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment on The Flintstones: Bring Back Bedrock game, which promises to elate generations of players who love these Hanna-Barbera characters”, said Alex Thabet, President and CEO of Ludia Inc. “The Flintstones cartoons remain one of the top television family favorites and we are proud to bring the characters to brand new platforms! Gamers are in for hours of fun.”

The Flintstones : Bring Back Bedrock is available for free on the App Store.

Things have changed in Berk, the fantasy Viking village of DreamWorks’ How to Train Your Dragon series. Dragons and Vikings, once mortal enemies, now must learn to live together in peace. Dragons: Rise of Berk lets players manage dragon-Viking relations first hand, and here are some tips for keeping everyone happy and prosperous.

Reign of Fire

Obviously, dragons play a pretty big role in a game named after them, and they’re good for much more than just flying and fire-breathing. Here's how to put them to work.

To get started, level up Toothless by feeding him tasty fish. Once he’s strong enough, you can then send him out to search nearby islands for more dragons eggs. Get a Whispering Death on Bashem or maybe a Scauldron on Unlandable Cove.

After hatching an egg, place your new baby dragon wherever there is room and feed them until they level up and reach adult size. You can also train dragons by sending them to the academy for a few minutes.

Adult dragons can independently perform many tasks around Berk, and as they grow they learn new skills such as how to gather resources like fish and lumber. Having more dragons at your command also increases Berk’s ability to expand.

As you progress, tons of new dragon breeds become available to search for, including some limited time offers. Also, by helping characters from the movies their personal dragons, like Astrid’s Stormfly, can be yours.

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A new update has founds its way onto Jurassic Park Builder, where players can now experience the new Dinosaur Battle Arena. This feature allows players to select dinosaurs to use when fighting opponents, and it lets them feed the dinosaurs, level them up, and strategize with multiple moves. There are also rewards and medals to earn, along with new missions for users to experience in the Jurassic, Aquatic, and Glacier parks.